The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-12 00:00:00

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Tomorrow, the new Opera of Kais ; or, Love in the De serts; with the Farce of The Isishtnan in London. COU4tTS MARTIAL. Speedilyw . ill. be publibiled t • THE TRIAL of Bri t.izact ter-General Sir CHARLES OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, rriCIE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS . (if 111'7 .1. yESTrx ORDNANCE do 4ere-4y give , N , Proposals will 6e received a; tl;eir Offire, ii, Pall. Mai:, • .; • • ,Foe Monday the u. 41 Feb. next, t:,,•!, , (~ l ulilly;t2 trader-tea; e4e Svalc • ;' TICIES, Jar ng 11 , 4‘;..t, • • •• ,• ,-„,, patlinent,br a teria l'hree , , : , yrs. may tiviewed at the AVelpal Sto e.keeper's l ; • ( 1 ' ( owcr, Further 1 arliculari r , ,ivfr r f the Contraa, sc-Ar 6e 1:.• •'t • . .•. Qffice. 121 Pall-M' • atl, al 1, an:: ai ui tee I', incip.i Storekeeper's-Oilier, in tbelTatver, da; .I.Laven- :be 4 Ten- and Eva- ,o'Clork. . . 7 i'rt;pO mail be iiilivtred .Seett.taty4 sa id, m 44,1 . 4 1 1,1 endose.l, " Pror).-As tot the Supply ct‘itar— rnongery Articles.;" tut no Pr;toral can be admittei,aiser sa;d424 Febru2ry..-at l'itehre 0'414 , ck 41 (IV .1.1,1 t. 1 1 . y net her anyTeneer be nwityi, ,r,s the Pair,. ma i;, kepi in his &hitt'', thall • - itp Uraet tLr &tare . rtz .v.e. Thit Day wgs In 1 V; 4 ls 4tn. by .35 frohlOriginak - 1 -nr, 1.11.143.1.4 tn .1.3 i %al-not-VC/101M tali %.„,,i i /in 1-,V.,3 - ~...,.....I Ko i 1 ,,,..,..• ..,".• !.,.!. ~ .., ,, ,, L i. MVOS ~,p SUFFOLK. AND ESSEX. I . _ ,THLATRE ROYAL, COVLNT.GAR,DEN. ji GORDON, Commanding Officer of the Island ot St. , A DESCJIIPTI(.)N•bt CEYLON, CCiaTaitlitm ail' • Cri,PITAL, OA„K TIMBER , LOT), Lieut.-Colonel eftle ipst lieniment of Foot, tee. Ilya A.ccouet.of the'Country, irehaoeaev -..-SN ' '': TO - MORROW EVENING, Feb. 13, ISOS To be SOLD by AUCTION, fri Twenty..li% LOTS, ,„., ~A j, ei l , , , ... . „ ....I, . ;trust la, . 1 :. . ,, , ; • C;e:...l' r4I Colin -o44rttas nciu..,at .-4.qiiittitiv. - tilt: 4th way, euetiens ; with Narretives of . e rem ramie. the t,iriii,i et will be performed ' . 'By ICTr. TH Yrs'NE, BEGONE DULL . CARE, At the Coffee-house in :the : . .rown ofSeilbury, on Saturday, of August, te,e, ~ , .• r. . Or, HOW WILL IT END f ' the sth of March, I SOS, at Three u'Clock in the Afternoon, Lieutenant .C., eneral ROBE fe.IpRERco Tee,' p res et e h te e., . 1 1 1 1 i ° 34 ., e ' r i a l ' lti e ' i ." - : . :' 6 11 ., ' 4 4 „ 4 : 1111 ` C aT'‘ti r 4 , " 4, ' , '' .4l 1 l i ; , '") . 'f to Ve- A !so, the Trial of Colcuiel eigetoa, of the. 4Oth Rt•ei. . - •- , II) 1 /,:. IZ cv. I AMES t,:p ft DI aF. :?_, A . Vl; ► • . _. The Principel CharaCiers ov 'V IGHT Hundred and Ninety-one Capital OAK mentor* Foot, by a General Court- Ailie•tiel held at Celeheee ,' ' Lata Chapeen rki`the'Carleoli 'et Co, ern'ee. ' ' - e , • Mr. LERrie . 14 Pt ) I . s k .. M , D A ~. r. P .... Mr. L. EMBLE, .- Ili TREES , - Printed ter Longterm, Ilurst, Rees, and Orme, piii,ir.. ~ ,,`"t, van'CbTf, Mr..I3RUN'fON, Mr. IMERYment of Fads respectieg the '1 reetment of , Lieutenant -Co- n es ter:row, Mt. CHAT AN, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr, CRESW E CL, ;their Tops and Bdtk, standing' in Aitan. Newton. and But. lonel Bryan Bell, rt.atte enty- Senn years of actual Se r ..i ice, .--,, e --- ------------.-- - , • • ,mer, within a short distance of the Town or Sudbury, from Miss SMITH, Miss NUR TON, - CHI'. KING',; ROYAL t.t.TrERs PA'rl .". i Mrs. DAVENPORT. whence there is ready conummication to London, and the and r' e t:b rs lic ° a n tl i n al i f idfant . to rescue 'the Charaiter of Lieu. GOD1301;ll'i Vl , ,t.rE 1 A it! ~.., .i3A 1' , . f A several Porte on the eastern Coast of the Kimidenn. t ?die Prologue to be spoken by Mr, BRUNTON tenant-Colonel Belt Irian% the unmerited odium: which it has - Coughs, Asti' n, ..e :eel te e t e empeee,,, . e e e l , t • The Timber at Bulmer may be vie‘ved by applying to Mr. 'et . £tie Epilogue to be spoken by Miss SMITH. long suffered in the estimation of the Army, and to contrast ' n eet ty 3a veer., end liene : ,!, I '' . ' . ... . . I Daniels, near the Pioneh, Buliner Tye ; that at Newton, by . . the Lenity shown to one, who was enind guilty of tivnitost - CtW. p ;; long-it h) it (v,hidi .I. :,; i .i' . ~ .: . , ; r wills applying at Newton Hall • end that at A-don, on epplicatian . THE ' BLIND 'BOY. . to felt - . Sparrow, at Arlon 'Hall, of whom particulars mav be shameful Conduei, yet allosved to retire, receiving the Bee' ►. N o , 3, Bloomsbury.seeeee, V: lif, ~ e 1 lietit arising from the Sale of Ills Commissioe, with the, I -day trent Ten o'Clock tit! e eee ft The n severtetre and the it ' . w ole of the Music eon:posed by Mr.lpswich •tl C had; also 4 . le, IC Cup`, 0 . • t the Wit' t hors:, . Davy. , cheerer • the Angel, Bury •at the Place of Sale ;of Mr. severity exercised on .Licutenant- Colonel Bell, w lee can ...all . ho enow hint, to approve his Conduct as a Soldier ' ; t i, • l e t l l t t s ') , be Tlir fo7l l . ''' .. d : r :7.. :'),' ,Y.' t:. '. . '' '''':' : ' ''': - y. t . , - The prized' al Chateaus by Ha y ward , Long ,Melford, 'Suffolk ; and of Messrs , Kent, on a ll w 1 1 and a Gentleman. . '...' eatni..es, • iv:ci; lili i oiliim ; lA, .i,, I.) iI, • ~ t: ' ' In 111 li )1 Mr. MURRAY, MO. C. P KEMBL li, Mr. BRUNTON, Pearce, and Kent, Land Agents, Craie's-court, ‘Viliteha "" * Lieutenant-General Prescott has always been esteemed, Went; Wacdoteifil e ( i rantley, ~ lel `Mootterit ; Late. , , .'.- kit. FAWCETT Mr CHAPMAN, Mr FAR.LEY, Londen. . . . all Honour to 'his p ro f ess i on , aw l wel l e ne ,,,, i a s eucli to and Wroll, palmouth, ,l'ortesce.,.:, ,e ~,, „,,, m , ,d , ~ . ?lII ' L IST: ), N, Miss 13 . RISTow, .Miss NORTON.' —..--,-,. -.-. _ every O ffi cer who served during the Americian tVar, in the' Generals Doyle and Droitle ; Ce , ~,: ,: ,„ : „4, 1 , t ' a lie , xes 61'. SOOOlll.l Price 3s.—Pit ea. bd. Secendl!riee 2:1.-o Campaios of 1776.7, and 8, end in the West Indies in , 1179e Sirs F. Blake, John Coglell, f.e: .- ee .•, en en, e , -e„...; • A IiZISS UNDER THE MISLETOE. i s ,,,', 4 er b Y 21. Second. Price - Ise-Upper Gallery 16. Secutul go g f-Sz. anti 8 3. and m its Years 1 791 , 1 p and S , in all wlue•l others too numeroue tut OKI P. , '•, •..•!. .. t. : " , e d.—No Money to be returned* ilndepr t Ite.nll4letoe the maid Was led, - Campaigns , Lieuteueet- C.:plena Beil lid we honeur of N.l3 ' . 'file Son of Mr_ le:ec , .. ~ , ... , ,t. '' ,—' t. - , i , Pieces lot the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brander, at the Althci sluter;.el no,. she held up her head ' steering, except that or tee,. ' street, Mary he-tome, 11,e..e.i 15, ei jue •el , - . „ tee N. B. Sufficient rea,oris will he a pignee why this Publi. cline by - taking four (levee iat the Ve- „eve.: ie, t ee ., e ' : ,,a . 2 z-office, in Hart.street. 'l'o obtain a 4iss -yet a sigh was !weed, 1 "....--e........,..ei......... 60 ...............0, 0 •16................,.............. The re ~18 why, torn rubb'd her with his Beard : cation did not appee.r soonzr. • given over by the Faeulty.: ”.: ~ , . • „, .A h ! witleis Tore -her anger thou mieht stop, Jan. 30,, aoB, , el SECOND NIGHT. - : • Use Packwood'e Razor, whetted on his Strop. . On the First of March will be published, ..................................--e . . '' TIIEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARI.:EN. . In Quarto. to be continued Monthly, 'Part I. price les. bd. 'THE Rl's V. MR. BA let; eAY's eA'kENT ANTIBI LI. el y lust puhli.hed, OUS eit . .t.s.. og AT() it los. . . BOOK entitled' PACK.WOODIANA , ivin- • of a ' . i, ' el _ _ .... . e I a ' ' ' a . . 7• i ' ' POSTING CT. ALBAN's TAVERN Pall-Mall, Feb. 3, U aoS.—At' a numerous and tespeekable Meeting, held This Day, at the above Sir GER\'AS CLiVTON, Bart.... in tire Chair. It was unanimously Kr's()lven, That in,order to the More, perfect arrangement and publieation'of the Name.* of the Post Masters who have tatted to post and lob upon the old terms (rnaoV.of whoin have sent in their prnimsais during the Sit. ting tif this Mcerittgl, in order to the mare general ditlnsion of the objeet of this Meeting, and the maturing and eifietuatintr a plan for protecting the Public against what - api)ears to this Meeting a ,groiS and unwarranted imposition on the part of some Postmosters, &e. this Meeting be adjourned' to Mon day, the isth Inst. at the , above Tavern, eszetty at One o'Clock. _ _ _ . GERVAS CLIFTON, Chairman The Chair having been.left by Sir C. Clifton, and taken by the most Noble the Marquis of Abercorii,the Thanks of the Meting were unanimously votod to Sir Go:vas Clifton,Bart. and it was determined and settled, that all letters concerning the Posting and robbing Business fpost pall) should be di retied to, and taken in by, Mr. Richok‘the Master of the above Tavern, who is requested to produce the said letters at the next Gene•al Meeting. This-Oay waitAtublisited. price 25..&L A FEW OBSERVATIONS on the PRESENT 16 STATE of the NATION. Itt a Letter to his Grace the Duke of Bedford. b4' the Rev. F. RANDOLPH, D.D. Printed for G. Wilkie, and. Rohin,sod, Paterooster. row; 1. Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and R. Cruttwell, Bath. Lately published, in One Volume Odavn, price 7s. boards, The Second Edition. of SERMONS, by JOHN AIAC - KENZIE, D. A. Minister of Portpatrick, and One of His . Majesty's Chaplainsin Ordinary, in 'Scotland. These Discourses are not to be considered as separate Ser.. mons. They form a moral Work, combined together by the developenrent of a common principle, and composed chiefly with a practical view to the better classes of Sca..icty. In this view, it may be affirmed that there are no other Sermons of the same kind in-the English language. • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.